Cycling in autumn and winter doesn’t have to be uncomfortable or discouraging. With the right preparation, cold-weather riding can become one of the most rewarding seasons on the bike. From dressing in layers and protecting sensitive areas to choosing safer routes, maintaining your bike, and riding at a relaxed pace, small adjustments make a...

So, you've decided to start cycling. Great! Whether you're doing it for fitness, recreation, or looking for a new way to commute, you'll enjoy it. However, when you search online for advice, you're suddenly overwhelmed by a mountain of gear lists. Carbon fiber frames, power meters, $300 cycling apparel… it's enough to make your...

Triathletes love data—but are they using too much? Experts say the smartest athletes aren’t the ones with the most metrics, but those who know which numbers matter. Heart rate, HRV, and power guide performance, but RPE keeps training grounded. When athletes find the right balance, they train harder, recover better, and race faster. The...

If you're a cycling enthusiast, you know all too well the frustration of a flat tire. Traditional mini pumps are inherently physically demanding – time-consuming, laborious, often inaccurate, and disruptive to your riding rhythm. That's where a modern electric pump like the Coospo X1 comes in handy. But when you see its price tag, around $90, you...

Many cyclists train hard but still wonder why their speed doesn’t improve. The truth is that riding more isn’t enough—you need to train smarter. Progress depends on balancing intensity, recovery, fueling, and technique. Common mistakes such as riding only long and slow, neglecting your core, skipping rest, under-fueling, and ignoring bike handling skills can...

Indoor cycling is the perfect way to stay consistent, motivated, and fit during fall and winter. It eliminates weather issues, traffic interruptions, and distractions, allowing for focused, data-driven workouts. You can control your environment, track performance with a smart bike computer like the Coospo CS600, and pair it with a heart rate monitor to...

Lower back pain is a common issue for runners, often caused by poor form, weak core and hip muscles, or spinal and joint issues. Gradually building mileage, strengthening your core and glutes, maintaining proper running mechanics, and tracking effort with a heart rate monitor, can help prevent pain and improve performance. Even small adjustments...